The State of Mexico Attorney General's Office is investigating the deaths of 12 dogs found in Naucalpan: Mayor suggests they may have been used in clandestine dog fights

The Attorney General's Office of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) has launched an investigation following the discovery of the remains of 11 to 12 dogs in a mountainous area of the La Hiedra neighborhood in Santiago Tepatlaxco, Naucalpan. The animals were found inside plastic bags, prompting an official inquiry into the circumstances of their deaths.

Local authorities, including the municipal mayor, have publicly addressed the incident, suggesting that the animals may have been victims of clandestine dog fighting operations. The investigation remains ongoing as officials work to determine the cause of death and identify those responsible for the disposal of the animals.